It is only natural for a family to teach an unfaithful brother-in-law a lesson.
Beating aside, as long as he wasn't beaten to death, everyone felt it was entirely justified. Tang Jing had received the letter, settled things at home, and spent two days and two nights on a train with her husband to finally arrive here. She never expected that upon her very arrival, she would run into this grand spectacle kicked up by Zheng Gang, that little home-wrecker, and his utterly troublesome mother.
Tang Jing was furious to the point of exploding. She had never held a negative impression of Zheng Gang, partly because he had cultivated a fine personal image with a very respectable status and job, and partly because Tang Ning had always reported only the good news and kept the bad to herself, refusing to share anything for fear of worrying her.
Chapter 64